Khanna Paper Mills

Khanna Paper Mills (KPM) is an Amritsar, India based business, which manufactures and supplies writing and printing papers, news print papers, and paperboards. It is one of the top 10 paper manufacturers in India,[1] and is the largest single location plant in the country using recyclable paper waste. It is the first paper mill in India to produce writing and printing paper from 100 per cent de-inked pulp. The manufactured paper products are exported to SAARC countries, Africa, and the Middle East through a network of dealers.[2]

History

The company was incorporated in 1985, and has its arm in United States.[3] Started in 1965 by founder chairman Brij Mohan Khanna with a 200-kg-per-day sun dry board unit, the company has expanded its capacity to 1550 tons per day: two plants produce board with a daily capacity of 400 tons, one plant produces newsprint with a daily capacity of 400 tons, one plant produces writing and printing paper with a daily capacity of 400 tons, and two plants produce pulp by recycling of waste paper with a daily production capacity of 350 tons.[4]

Business

Khanna Paper Mills annually produces 330000 MT of writing printing paper, news print and paper board utilizing approximately 400000 MT of recycled fiber.[5] The company has a market share of 11 per cent in copier segment, 20 per cent in writing and printing paper, 48 per cent in packaging and board, and 30 per cent share in newsprint.[6]

References

  1. ↑ "Khanna Paper Mills on expansion spree", Business Standard
  2. ↑ "Company Overview of Khanna Paper Mills Ltd.", Bloomberg
  3. ↑ "Company Overview of Khanna Paper Mills Ltd.", Bloomberg
  4. ↑ " Khanna Paper Mills to open unit in Amritsar", Business Standard News
  5. ↑ "Paper Industry to Revive Newspaper Reading Habit", The Times of India
  6. ↑ "Khanna Paper Mills on Expansion Spreee", Business Standard

External Links

Official Website of Khanna Paper Mills

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